But the most dynamic pairing by far is in a compact room of paintings by Jean-Michel Basquiat and the Nigerian-born Ouattara.
In a recently announced growth strategy for the next decade, policy makers in Brussels are offering more of the same, even though the last set of goals, aimed at making Europe the world's most dynamic region by 2010, has not hit the mark.
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Speaking at the World Economic Forum here Jan . 25 Thierry Breton, the French minister of economy, finance and industry, noted that the nation has committed itself to spending more on research and development as part of the Lisbon Agenda, which promoted a series of reforms that would help Europe become the world's most dynamic economy by 2010.
America has built the world's most dynamic university system largely by welcoming foreign scholars and students.
In contrast, by far the most dynamic class included genes of mobile elements, followed by uncharacterized genes and genes involved in defense functions.
She was named one of the 50 top rabbis in America by Newsweek magazine, listed as one of the 50 most dynamic Jewish leaders in the nation by the Forward, and was recently listed by the Forward as one of the 50 most influential female rabbis in the nation.
"Preventing the most dynamic from getting rich has by consequence impoverished all the others".
It may be no coincidence that, until last January, around 20,000 American troops were billeted in and around the city and led by a most dynamic commander.
In Santafé de Bogotá, which in 1717 became the capital of an independent Viceroyalty of New Granada, polychrome wooden sculpture was executed by its most dynamic creator, Pedro Laborio.
